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Our Creed
Believing that the livestock industry is of basic importance to world existence, we, the Shasta County CattleWomen, dedicate ourselves to support it with our labor and fitness; to encourage it’s producers with our understanding and love; to do all in our power to instill in the coming generation the love of the land and of life; the humanity and awe before nature; and the hope and faith in the future that is inherent in both Cattlemen and CattleWomen.Our History
It was 1961 and Shasta County Rancher had formed the Shasta County Cattlemens Association. Dorothy Wilcox, Pat Bosworth and Marion Barnes met to discuss organizing Shasta County Cowbelles as an affiliate of Shasta County CattleWomen. As a result we started with a charter membership of 16. In 1987 the name was officially changed to the Shasta County CattleWomen.Our Purpose
• To assist the Shasta County Cattlemens Association in it’s efforts to promote the welfare of the livestock industry. • Educate youth about the journey of food from the farm to the table, good nutrition, and that beef is part of a well-balanced diet. • Educate consumers about the convenient, versatile and wholesome qualities of beef. • Stress the importance of agriculture to the economy and the environment.
We encourage you to participate in our organization!
Listed below our some of our specific programs and events we offer in Shasta County.
Dinners and BBQ Fund Raising
Scholarships
Fair Booth and Community Faires
Ag in the Classroom
Beef Education and Promotion
Beef Ambassador Contest
Beef Princess Contest
Become a Member
Membership involved Shasta County women who are interested in the welfare of, or are involved in the cattle industry. Click on the link below for more information. Shasta County CattleWomen…………$35 Includes California CattleWomen’s membership and their quarterly newsletter American National CattleWomen…..$60 Includes bi-monthly newsletter.Monthly Meetings
The Shasta CountyWomen meet every 2nd Monday of the month at 10:00 am.
NEWS
WELCOME
Our new billboard at the Shasta District Fair and Events Center
Holiday Market Beef Winners
Congratulations to all the winners!!
Congratulations to Mary Burger, Shasta
County CattleWomen of the year!!! Here is
Teala Magee, past president, giving Mary her
cowbell of the year bracelet.
CattleWoman of the Year
2021 Scholarship Recipients
Tenyson Fowler
$1500.00
Congratulations to Madeline Evans
our Shasta County Cattle Womens
2018-2019 Beef Princess. She was just
named 2021-2022 Miss Agriculture
USA
Shasta County CattleWomen Fitting
Contest Participants.
Lilly Fernandez
$1500.00
Lindsay Fernandez and Teala Magee making
spaghetti sauce for the set up crew at the
Shasta Casade Logging Conference.
The Shasta County Beef Ambassador Competition was started in 1992. It is part of the National
Beef Ambassador Programs, which is sponsored by the American National CattleWomen in
cooperation with the Cattlemen’s Beef Board.
The program is designed to train youth advocates in the Beef industry. Ages for Jr. are 12 to 16
and ages for Sr. are 17-20. While preparing for competition, the contestants will learn about the
nutritional and economic value of beef, environmental aspects of raising beef, food safety, beef
by-products, as well as the versatility of beef.
Beef Ambassador Program & Beef Princess Contest
Please fill out and return the application to:
Shasta County CattleWomen
c/o Debora Scammon
29786 Wengler Hill Shingletown, CA 96088
Questions: ShastaCattleWomen@gmail.com
Questions:
shastaCattleWomen@gmail.com
Follow Us On:
To stay current on what our organization is up to and for more information on upcoming events.
SHASTA COUNTY CATTLEWOMEN
An Organization Dedicated to the Livestock Industry!
Our Creed
Believing that the livestock industry is of basic importance to world existence, we, the Shasta County CattleWomen, dedicate ourselves to support it with our labor and fitness; to encourage it’s producers with our understanding and love; to do all in our power to instill in the coming generation the love of the land and of life; the humanity and awe before nature; and the hope and faith in the future that is inherent in both Cattlemen and CattleWomen.Our History
It was 1961 and Shasta County Rancher had formed the Shasta County Cattlemens Association. Dorothy Wilcox, Pat Bosworth and Marion Barnes met to discuss organizing Shasta County Cowbelles as an affiliate of Shasta County CattleWomen. As a result we started with a charter membership of 16. In 1987 the name was officially changed to the Shasta County CattleWomen.Our Purpose
• To assist the Shasta County Cattlemens Association in it’s efforts to promote the welfare of the livestock industry. • Educate youth about the journey of food from the farm to the table, good nutrition, and that beef is part of a well-balanced diet. • Educate consumers about the convenient, versatile and wholesome qualities of beef. • Stress the importance of agriculture to the economy and the environment.
We encourage you to participate in our organization!
Listed below our some of our specific programs and events we offer in Shasta County.
Dinners and BBQ Fund Raising
Scholarships
Fair Booth and Community Faires
Ag in the Classroom
Beef Education and Promotion
Beef Ambassador Contest
Beef Princess Contest
Monthly Meetings
The Shasta CountyWomen meet every 2nd Monday of the month at 10:00 am.
2021 Scholarship Recipients
Tenyson Fowler
$1500.00
Lilly Fernandez
$1500.00
Congratulations to Madeline Evans
our Shasta County Cattle Womens
2018-2019 Beef Princess. She was just
named 2021-2022 Miss Agriculture
USA
Shasta County CattleWomen Fitting
Contest Participants.
Lindsay Fernandez and Teala Magee making spaghetti sauce for
the set up crew at the Shasta Casade Logging Conference.
Shasta County Cattlemen sponsored the Shasta District Fair
Carcass contest. The Super Steer buckle was sponsored by the
Urricelqui family. First place carcass winner buckle sponsored by
the Shasta County Cattlemen. 1-3 carcass winners receive $100
for first, $75 for second and $50 for third place sponsored by the
Shasta County CattleWomen!
Super Steer - Emerie Brown
Carcass contest - 1st place tie, Emerie Brown and Gavin Brewer.
2nd place Morgan Frandsen, 3rd Sydney Frost.
Gold Seal winners: Emerie Brown, Benjamin Hudson, Mcquaid
Jennings, Sydney Mollath, Tatyana Stayer.
Carcass of Merit: Krystlynn Bishop, Gavin Brewer, Katelin Brown,
Madilyn Brown, Abigail Fernandez, Morgan Frandsen, Cody
Frazer, Chase Furia, Branden Hayes, Connor Hudson, Holly
Hudson, John Mollath, Karlie Morfin, Kendra Patton, Gage Perry,
Bentley Ritcheson, June Simonis, Jordyn Staley, Reese Stickels,
Hanna Stricklin, Danny Thompson, Hannah Wayne.
Congratulations to all the winners!
Please fill out and return the application to:
Shasta County CattleWomen
c/o Debora Scammon
29786 Wengler Hill Shingletown, CA 96088
Questions: ShastaCattleWomen@gmail.com
Beef Ambassador
Program & Beef
Princess Contest
Entry Forms are now available!
